Own a piece of country music history with this 1959 original pressing of Hank Snow’s When Tragedy Struck, released under RCA Victor (LPM-1861). This classic album highlights Snow’s poignant storytelling and deep emotional connection to his music, making it an essential addition for collectors and fans of vintage country.
Album Details
Feature Details
Artist Hank Snow
Album Title When Tragedy Struck
Label RCA Victor – LPM-1861
Format Vinyl, LP, Mono, Album
Country of Release United States
Release Year 1959
Genre Folk, World, & Country
Style Country
Tracklist
Side A
- The Letter Edged In Black (Written by Carter)
- Old Shep (Written by Foley)
- The Prisoner’s Prayer (Written by Nash, Daffan)
- The Drunkard’s Child (Written by Jenkins, Rodgers)
- Don’t Make Me Go To Bed And I’ll Be Good (Written by Cross)
Side B
- The Convict And The Rose (Written by Chapin, King)
- Put My Little Shoes Away (Traditional; Uncredited: Pratt, Mitchell)
- Little Buddy (Written by Hank Snow)
- There’s A Little Box Of Pine On The 7:29 (Written by Lee, Brown, Ettinger)
- Nobody’s Child (Written by Coben, Foree)
- I’m Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail (Written by Harty, Davis)
Condition
•Vinyl: Clean and well-maintained with minor surface wear. Plays beautifully.
•Sleeve: Please note the sleeve shows significant wear and aging. Refer to the provided photos for detailed views of its condition.
This LP is a testament to Hank Snow’s ability to deliver raw and emotional narratives. Tracks like The Drunkard’s Child and Nobody’s Child showcase the depth and timelessness of his music, making this record a true treasure.
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